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[Craig Duncan <craigduncan AT nc.rr.com>]

kmmail is a web based mail application written in php. 

Thus, assuming that you have Apache installed with modPHP, and that 
Apache has been configured to allow user directory access, there is no 
reason I am aware of that you shouldn't be able to install it in your 
home directory and run it successfully.

Check your home directory for a directory called public_html, if it 
isn't there, create it and place a test.php file in it. You should be 
able to view that file from your browser with a uri that looks 
something like: http://localhost/~allan/test.php.

If the above works, Apache has been configured to allow you access to 
your home dir. Place the kmmail code in ~/public_html/kmmail (or even 
better, create a soft link). From your browser, open the uri 
http://localhost/~allan/kmmail/

Anything that doesn't work at this point is probably just a 
configuration issue.

good luck,
C


On Thursday May 22 2003 01:21 pm, machett AT ibiblio.org wrote:
> for any of you at ibiblio or anyone who knows...
>
> Can kmmail be installed at user level (w/i my own mail directory) or
> does it have to go to root level?
>
> I ask because the webmail client of my .com host is barebones and
> unsecure, so I'd like to install kmmail there myself.  I've examined
> kmmail.org and sourceforge.net, but can't find documentation.
>
> --Alan
>
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